29-31 AUG 03
How are you?
Unimplicated.
Professedly objective.
Largely unconcerned.
Tall.
No one’s complained yet.
Livin’ large, yo.
Reasonably lucid.
Forbearing.
Existentially disaffected.
The ladies say I’m pretty good.
Who wants to know?
…and deliver us from weasels, amen.
How are you?
Unimplicated.
Professedly objective.
Largely unconcerned.
Tall.
No one’s complained yet.
Livin’ large, yo.
Reasonably lucid.
Forbearing.
Existentially disaffected.
The ladies say I’m pretty good.
Who wants to know?
From Merriam-Webster.
Raze
Pronunciation: ‘rAz
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): razed; raz·ing
Etymology: alteration of RASE
Date: 1536
1 a archaic : ERASE b : to scrape, cut, or shave off
2 : to destroy to the ground : DEMOLISH
- raz·er: noun
The more blades the better.
The Unfact™ Of The Week.
The Unfact™ is, to the best of our knowledge, completely false and unsupportable. We are not responsible for any consequences that are bound to occur if you are silly enough to believe it.
The names for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are from Old English for wind, thunder, and lightning. Due to tides and prevailing winds the weather in Britain tends to be more severe on those days.
I give you my word as a gentleman.
Things Ray Says #33:
"No need to thank me, citizen. I’m just doing my duty."
(Insert rimshot here.)
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